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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
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SAVE YOUR MONEY 
—BY USING— 
CLARK'S CUTAWAY HARROW. 
10,000 in use; supersedes the plow; no other tool compares with it; no farmer can afiord to 
be without it; entirely new principles; ground made into a perfect seed-bed; has a seeding at¬ 
tachment for sowing all kinds of grains. Send for new descriptive circular. 
HiGGANUM M’F'G CORP_, Higganum, Conn., 
Solo Manufacturers. 
New York Office: 189 and 191 Water Street. 
Boston Office: 98 South market Street 
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Are the PRIZE MEDAL BRAND, because § 
they are grown from SELECTED SEED = 
STOCKS, and produce the Best Vegetables, i 
GARDEN GUIDE for 1889 now ready. L 
WITH PKICES AND SPECIAL DISCOUNTS. 'W 
It contains complete list {with illustrations ) of = 
leading varieties of Vegetables & Flowers, = 
together with collection of NOVELTIES of | 
superior merit. We will mail you a Cata- I 
logue and ONE-THIRD PINT BUIST’S I 
MORNING STAR PEAS (the Earliest in the world) | 
On receipt of Ten Cent* to cover poatngc. Address — 
ROBERT BUIST, Jr., Seed Grower, Philadelphia, Pa. ^ 
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'40 Years’ Experience in 
growing our strong and reliable 
Handsomely illustrated Catalogue 
(£Q nnn worth of new Plants, Bit lbs, etc.. 
9 0 1 UU U given FREE this year,see Catalogue 
ROQEQ Crand specialties in PLANTS, BULBS 
® , & FLOWER SEEDS of extra choice quality, 
for 1889 with colored Plate sent FREE to any address. 
ROBERT SCOTT & SON, Philadelphia, Pa. 
BROAD-CUT iCIIDCIf A 
5,6 and 7 Feet 
Saves over 
half __ 
in labor, 
and pro¬ 
duces bet¬ 
ter quality 
of hay. A n ordi narv 
pair of horses Will 
handle with ease. A 
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win K -CUT 
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SPRING TOOTH 
HARROW 
market. Right to bu 
Send for Circular an ' 
Channel Steel Frame 
which clears all obsta¬ 
cles. Does not bury itself 
thus making it the light¬ 
est draft Harrow in the 
ny.sell and use guaranteed, 
d Price List. Address 
EUREKA MOWER CO. UTICA, N.Y. 
PARNELL’S m FURROWER 
PATENT j|& MARKER 
Cmngo 
Kljuslablr 
to all luequal' __ _ 
Itlei of (round .^V/sround than any other Marker. 
I/eaves the earth weUimlverized at bottom of furrotr. 
Marks, any width from 2 k, to 6 feet, autl frtnn a mero 
mark to 6 inches deep. 
"Take pleasure In recommending It. It doea the business; la 
null made and will last for ycars.'V.A’.CbUi'na, MoorcttoicH.fi'. J 
‘■It far exceeds my exportations. If the real merits of this 
iheap Implement we're kuown to potato growers alone, thesaler 
would be Immense." A’.('ey,/*>fs. Wa*h.Co.(N. V.) Ai/r.Svcirt} 
H.W.DOUGHTEN Burlington N. J. 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS 
STRA VVBKItltl ES-Wnr lleld’s No. 2, Bu- 
bnch’u No. 5. Jessie, Etc. Raspberries, Black¬ 
berries. aud Lucretla Dewberry. Send lists of what 
JH. K. VICK ROY, 
Normal, Ill. 
you want for prices. 
SpUDpMFORf 
"WONDER on WHEELS” 
Self Guiding. Uses a wheel landside. Two horses 
instead of three. A ten year old boy instead of a plow¬ 
man. No pole (except among stumps). No side draft. 
No neck weight. No lifting at corners. Easier driving, 
strnigliter I IRUTCD DRAFT TUAN ANY 
furrow" and LlUil I fc W Ullftf I p LO W on or 
off wheels. Will plow any ground a mower can cut 
over. No equal in hard, stony ground, or on hillsides. 
Our book, “ FUN ON THK FARM,” sent Free 
to all who mention this paper. 
ECONOMIST PLOW 
[IT Special prices mid time for irinl given 
on tirst orders from points where we have no agent* 
Iost'hol! DIGGER 
The greatest Tabor saving tool ever in¬ 
vented. Unlike anything in the market. 
Capacity, 200 to 300 holes,2ft. deep, per day. 
The only digger that works successfully 
in sod, stony or rocky ground. 
NO BACK BREAKING ISLl'e,, il \T r u!* 
handle easily through the hardest ground. 
Send for Circular and Price List. Address 
I.AI.UMIA NFO. 40. N|>i'iiigtlclil. O. 
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ANTED.—Practical gardener as partuer near 
targe Western city; tlrst-elass market. Address 
“ S, Box 804, Sioux City, Iowa. 
Poultry Supplies, 
Such as Ground lleef Scrap. Granulated 
Hone. O. Shell, Hone Heal. .Animal Heal, 
etc. For pi Ices and particulars send for my Circular, 
rendering Works and Mills, Worcester, Mass 
C. A. BA KTLETT, 
FARM ENGINES 
Upright and Horizontal, 
Stationary, 
Fwrtable and Semi-Portable. 
8 to 16 Horse Power. 
Illustrated Pamphlet Free. Addrcaa 
.James Leffel 6. Co. 
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, 
or 110 Llkertr SL. Now York. 
To our friends who have not already received it, we are ready to mail 
our NEW CATALOGUE of 
HIGH CLASS SEEDS 
For 1889. 
Containing all the Novelties of the Season, both in Vegetable and Flower 
Seeds. 
J. M. Thorburn & Co. .75 JohnS: NewYork. 
THE SYRACUSE NURSERIES, 
OLD AND RELIABLE, 
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ARE STILL OFFERING THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF YOUNG, SMOOTH, THRIFTY STOCK 
AMERICA. 
BUDDED APPLES, STANDARD PEARS, DWARF PEARS (High and Low Headed), 
PLUMS, CHERRIES, PEACHES, UL1NCKS, RU^MIAN APRICOTS, 
GOOSEBERRIES. CURRANTS, and a full line of 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUB8, etc. Also Extra Sized STANDARD PEARS of the Finest Quality. 
Special Inducements to Buyers in large quantities. Trade List out August 1st. 
SJJmsXIIS, POWELL LAMB, Syracuse, N. Y. 
Dovou want the earliest vegeta- Dll V UflRTUCDII flDfUllki 
blesaud largest farm crops) The DU I nUnlflLnll UnUTTN 
way to get them Is to plant Salzer’s Seed*, 100,000 Roees and Plants 
Send 8c for Grain and Whit® Wonder Oat (213 ou. per acre) gam pi 
and Quest catalog in America. JOHN A. bALZER, La Crosse, wl 
la. 
SEEDS 
NUllbL' We will MWLr F\lL to EVEffY. 
READER OF THIS PAPER, A COPY OF OUR NEW 1889 
<§eed Catalogue- Giving true Illustrations and de= 
SCRiptionsof ovEf\ 2000 VARIETIES of Garden,Held & 
rLowER Seeds - Market Gardeners’ trade a speci= 
alty= Best Grades of Seed at Lowest Prices. 
WHOLESALE aPvLTAlU ' . ADD R ESS f. G.HUN TING TON SCO. 
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. 
ENSILAGE 
PRINCE CHARLES CORN I 
(Trade Mark Registered,) 
Seed large and pure white; cob red; stalk 
tall, tender and sweet, 
CHAS. E. PRUNTY. 7-S-Main, Saint Louis, Mo. 
ARKET 
GARDEN 
Are acknowledged to be TU E BEST. A r o failure 
when they are used. You cannot afford to be without 
iuu.°,T r .icdCATIL0GUEFREE“3ffi n ‘ 
OW NOVELTIES 
in Vegetables. Flowers, »n<t Field Crains, 
Oats, Wheat, Potatoes, etc. Address 
149 W. Randolph 
S. F. LEONARD 
CHICACO. ILL. 
ROSES 
PLANTS 
EEDS 
GRAPE VINES, FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES 
CHOICEST OLD. RAREST NEW. 
Among; the latter we Introduce the CRAWFORD STRAWBERRY. 
Vflll tlfAIIT IT I It combines more good qualities than any other. 
TUU II AN I I I ■ If you want PURE TESTED SEED or anything 
for ORCHARD, GARDEN, LAWN or PARK, send for our 
VALUABLE FREE CATALOGUE 
containing: about 140 pages with hundreds of illustrations. IT’S A 
BEAUTY! ORDER DIRECT. Get the best at honest prices, and 
save all commissions. Thirty-fifth year; 34 greenhouses, 700 acres. 
THE STORRS & HARRISON CO., Painesville, Lake Co., 0. 
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| KTexxr Stxiped IFioscs. The Greatest Novelty ?vml§*™rkd! 
It originated with ua in 1565 ; Is entirely k ar dy. having endured lift rigor of our northern 
winters without protection. Write us fpTTlo PflQF PRFP ^°wcr» large and frv r 
and learn how you can have a Diant of 11110 1lU0£j I grant; color soft, sat-] 
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old flower in a new name, but a genuine novelty. Price $1.00, prepaid, a”d each pur- 
ch T^" VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE 
logue of AmeHca, now ready t revised and enlarged; new rhape; new type ; elegant i 
cover ; a frontispiece, and II Colored l'latcs. Contains an illustration and de- I 
, ^... rsv . scriptlon rf ever j popular plant, flower and vegetable, and prices of same. No bogus 
iJ Ar j u r p oilers. We do not advertise “ twodollara’ worth for 50 cents,” but we do give money’s 
worth, both In quality and quantity. See oar Novelties in Flowers and Vegetables. Price 1 
'PtuAqq Gv* of GTTTDK, lScecnts, each copy contains a certificate good for that amount in Seeda, so that the book is 
prac lcally h«>. JAN. VICK SEEUSBA v, Hocheiltr, X. V. 
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